Would this work with a 29er? All I see is that you must have 25" wheels, but what about the larger wheels of a 29er? Has anyone done it?
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Yes it works great. I have a Trek 29er and I use this to connect to my daughter's bike with no problems.
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If it is a 29r it should fit if not you may have to rig something. I have yet to put my road bike in it.
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Not sure it will work with a true fat bike tire, I had modify mine to work with my 29er. The 29er fit as it was but it was not easy to hang it and take it down. Hopefully this will help...
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Can't see why not. You can dial up differing wheel diameters in the settings. However, if your wheel diameter is greater than the wheel diameter of a 29" mountain bike, then you are in trouble, because that's about its limit in the settings menue. Can you check with the manufacturer? Ged
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I dont know if that type of wheel works.I have a 26 x 1.25 on there now and it works good. Maybe someone else could give you an answer.
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Hello, These wheels are 26", they may not work on 29 tires if this is what you are asking. Thank you.
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I would say yes. 29ers (maybe even 28s) are probably the best wheel sizes for this particular stand IMO. I have it installed on my Schwinn 29er. Fits great. Although, I wish it were slightly higher, its sufficiently high where it is now.
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i would say no.......and yes.......the platform itself is plenty large, but the stabilizers that pivot up to slide onto the tires will be too narrow. They were too narrow for my mountain 29er which does have fairly fat cross country tires(2.2?). However: i was able to expand these stabilizers wider by bending them open to make them 'fit', and now it works fine. You probably could do the same, although you'll have to widen more than i did. i was able to do it by hand(cuz i only needed a little bit more space) but you might have to exert a little more force for the 2.5s. i feel that it would be possible.
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John, sorry for late response. Yes on the 26 in, but you will be pushing it on the 29 in wheel (it will fit but will not slide down the slots which allows for secure transport in case you don't tighten the skewers enough). As far as the width goes, the bars tapper down towards the base to about 3.25 in so 4 in wide tires are just not going to fit with wheel sizes 26-29 in. Michael
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These tires won't fit a 29 incher. These tires are for a 26 inch diameter wheel. Width (23mm, 24mm) is up to you.
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This kit will fit specialty 26", 650b, & 29er rims including but not limited to:Giant *S-XC2 29er *P-XC2 29er Stan's NoTubes * optional for Flow 26", 650b & 29er Bontrager *Duster 26" & 29er *Rythm 26" & 29erVelocity *Blunt 26", 650b & 29erAbove info is from Stan's website. Lokks like it is a fairly versatile fit with the ability to range anywhere from 26 to 29. The different wheel sizes will just stretch the new inner rim seal to slightly different dimensions.
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Should have no problem, but may require you to remove or lower your seat. Wheelbags are sized to fit 29ers.
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Thanks for the reply... A 29er is the diameter of the mountain bike tire - 29".
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Not sure about a 29er, although Wikipedia says 29ers can be the same as a 700c wheel or a true 29 inches. I placed these on my 700c Specialized Crossroads, and also on a Trek 820 26" wheel with a narrow 1.75" cross tire. My wife and I really like the fenders. Keeps us dry from over spray from lawn sprinklers etc. FYI, you have to use the supplied cable ties to connect the back fender to the frame by the crank. Hope this helps.
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The frame yes. The 29" wheel I would say yes but you might need to deflate them all the way or at least nearly all the way. I ride a large frame 26" and it fits fine.
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Well, I have mine on a 26" wheel bike. There is 2 1/4" to spare between the tire and the lowest point of the top of the rack. A 29" tire should be 1 1/2" larger in radius than a 26", so I would say yes, it should fit a 29".
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What I have read indicate a 700c and 29er have the same rim diameter. I have owned to sets of WTB FX23 29ers. I probably won't buy a third. Lots of loose spokes this time around. Also, the bearing hubs are not durable. The hubs get loose after a couple of months of relatively low impact riding.